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The newspaper said "Telegraph" The study suggests that 5,000 women a year in the UK can avoid in the future "Toxic treatmentThis results in many complications if the genetic risk assessment test is done in advance.
The study, which he supervised, was conducted Hospital Royal Marsden Popular, On a number of women, whose doctors advised 70% of them to undergo chemotherapy.
After the procedure Genetic test Only 28% of these women should be treated and the remaining women do not need them.
In the study, 582 patients from 30 hospitals nationwide were accredited.
Reported "Telegraph" These tests can also be used to identify situations requiring chemotherapy And cases that require hormone therapy alone.
The scientists explained that the results of the research were "Promising", stressing that they must continue their research to assess the importance of Genetic test.
Dr. Sophie McGrath, Scientific Consultant OncologyThe use of this test has saved more than half of the cases of chemotherapy, she added. "Genetic testing provides valuable information before making important decisions."
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The study suggests that in the United Kingdom, up to 5,000 women a year can avoid a future "toxic treatment", which causes many complications, if the genetic risk assessment test is done in advance.
The study, which he supervised, was conducted The famous Royal Marsden Hospital, On a number of women, whose doctors advised 70% of them to undergo chemotherapy.
After a genetic test, only 28% of these women had to be treated and the remaining women did not need it.
In the study, 582 patients from 30 hospitals nationwide were accredited.
These tests can also be used to identify cases requiring chemotherapy and cases requiring hormone treatment alone, the Telegraph reported.
The researchers said the results were "promising," noting that they needed additional research to evaluate the importance of genetic testing.
According to Dr. Sophie McGrath, consultant in oncology, this test has saved more than half of the cases of chemotherapy. "Genetic testing provides valuable information before making important decisions."
